— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 26, 2018 According to the tweets, these bricks will be strong enough for use in actual construction. They’ll be rated for California seismic loads, “super strong,” but not too heavy because they’ll have holes in the middle. While Musk says they’ll be “life-size,” however, it’s unclear exactly what that means. Will they be the size of standard red construction bricks? The size of the bricks used to construct the Egyptian pyramids? Or does he actually mean that they’ll be tiny like real-life Lego bricks? Thus far, any details beyond these tweets are scant. (Although one thing we do know: These bricks should stand up against the flames of The Boring Company’s flamethrower. So that’s something.) Hopefully, Musk or The Boring Company will enlighten us with further information on the bricks’ size, pricing, and estimated shipping date at some point soon. Advertisement Still, of The Boring Company’s side projects, this one definitely makes the most sense. Buyers will get pieces of Hyperloop memorabilia, and the project itself should ensure that little of the stone dug out of these tunnels goes to waste. Although to be honest, Musk likely could have done the same thing by using the stone to create bookends, furniture, or home and garden décor. But where’s the fun in that? H/T TechCrunch